`electron-download` should be replaced by `@electron/get`
See original GitHub issueThe code that Sentry Wizard generates when creating an Electron application depends on electron-download
which is no longer maintained. This should be migrated to use @electron/get
instead.
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- Created a year ago
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Maybe we just remove the uploader script from the wizard then? Let me ask folks internally about automatically enabling the Electron symbol server.
2GB is the hard limit that we have on uploaded debug symbols. There are 2 ways in case you need to upload and use something larger than that: